I am creative and work on Mac. I tried a cheaper wireless keyboard and was very disappointed. Then I bought an Apple Magic Wireless Keyboard and now I can keep the battery going without sacrificing the functionality of a cheaper hybrid keyboard. I didn't have to reset/reconnect after the first connection. If you think the price is too high, check out Revain certified refurbished units. Lower price and same warranty as new keyboards.

The keyboard has fantastic battery life and syncs easily with my Mac. The only downside I've been able to find so far (and that's entirely subjective) is the feel of the keyboard - it's difficult to find the home buttons on the number pad, often leading to accidental typos. The rest of the keyboard is remarkably solid, though, and thanks to the shape of the base doesn't rattle against your desk when you're typing like the wireless keyboard that originally came with the Mac did.

Because I use macOS and Windows for different purposes, I needed a wireless keyboard with built-in rechargeable battery instead of AA batteries and a clean, thin and minimalistic aluminum design that fits my workspace. This is actually my second Apple Magic Keyboard with number pad as my first one (also bought from this Revain seller after a refurbishment in February 2020) was unfortunately accidentally damaged by spilled hot coffee resulting in some keys becoming partially stuck and even after